Sentence examples for consistently admitted from inspiring English sources

University authorities (rectors and the like) consistently admitted it was a great pity that I could not continue my job, but nobody undertook any action, or (to use soccer terms) passed an assist to any other responsible (and responsive) person to overrule the ordeal.

For example, medical schools using UKCAT as a threshold consistently admitted more than around 55% of their medical students from state schools, whereas more variation was observed in medical schools using UKCAT as a factor in the admissions process (fig 2).

While considering these options, Professor Doolittle consistently admits the relative weakness of high-level selection, implying the untenability of maintaining a trait by high-level selection in the face of noticeable individual-level costs, and he carefully constructs his arguments in a manner that recognizes this problem.

"It makes creators believe that we have to pump out content consistently," she admitted.

Thames has consistently accepted and admitted that although improvements to its training programmes were being implemented they had not been completed at the time of the accident.

"Thames has consistently accepted and admitted that although improvements to its training programmes were being implemented they had not been completed at the time of the accident," Mr Ballinger said.

"The position today is very frail and children are not consistently safeguarded," Peter Hay admitted to me.

It took 10 years of trial and error to make the store consistently profitable, Mrs. Colasuonno admitted.

The presented statistical analyses were consistently made on the admitted patients.

The highest survival rates were consistently seen in those admitted due to injury, poisoning or other external causes; 86.5% of patients in this group survived at least five years.

Nealon has been in prison for nearly 15 years after being denied parole for consistently refusing to admit guilt.